Workshop on Good Agricultural Practices
in association with ADB

05 November 2022

A day-long training program was organized for orange cultivators by the Maharashtra Agribusiness Network (MAGNET), an Asian Development Bank (ADB) assisted project. The program aimed to educate orange cultivators about good agricultural practices (GAP) and improve the quality of their produce. The workshop was jointly organized by IIM Nagpur and Grant Thornton Bharat LLP, and it was held on the IIM Nagpur campus.

The event saw the participation of over 300 orange cultivators from Nagpur and Amravati districts who were keen to learn about the latest techniques and practices in orange farming. The program provided an opportunity for the cultivators to interact with experts in the field and gain insights on how to enhance their yield and profitability.

The workshop covered various topics, including soil preparation, pest and disease management, irrigation practices, post-harvest management, and marketing strategies. The cultivators were trained on how to adopt best practices and comply with international standards to ensure that their produce meets the quality requirements of the market.

Overall, the GAP workshop organized by MAGNET, IIM Nagpur, and Grant Thornton Bharat LLP was a resounding success, with the cultivators expressing their appreciation for the valuable insights and knowledge they gained. The program is expected to have a significant impact on the orange farming industry in the region, promoting sustainable agricultural practices and boosting the income of cultivators.